Do you have a video to dumb this down for people like me? I’m looking at this setup for a vacation which will involve videos and pictures. I’m thinking I’d like to use one microphone for me, and a 2nd for the train conductor or another family member. How do you get two (or three if possible) mics to work at the same time? Or is that not possible? I’m completely confused right now with all these different cameras and setups 🤷♂️
You sir, are a true hero. This was EXACTLY my situation and your video covers every single angle of this issue so clearly. May your pillow always be cool on both sides.
Great video…I had a bad experience with Amazon with my order for one mic…I was going to do what you said but I never received my mic so I just ended up buying the entire kit…an Amazon employee stole my mics twice. This time I paid for the whole transmitters and the mics and paid $372 and I am glad I did. Wasn’t worth the hassle. No I can start my channel
Not only did you answer my question on can I buy the mic 2 kit and the pocket3 and use them together but you just showed me how to finesse it thank you my guy 🎉
I bought an extra MIC 2 transmitter for $99 to go with my creator combo. Then I bought the charging case for $69. Question: What is the purpose of buying the receiver when you can simply use Bluetooth to connect both transmitters?
Bro i wish i watched this FIRST!! i just received my creator combo And i bought a 2 tax + Rex + case combo for 349. Luckily I received it today and amazon should be able to let me return it, Tysm thats crazy
To be honest I was going in the same direction of buying a 1 unit kit + the charhing case. However the cost of full kit in Canada is $479+ Tax where as the cost of 1 Unit Kit is $299 + charging case is 105 which come to $404. Now for just $75 I was getting an extra unit which I could hook up to other cameras, smart phones and laptop. So instead I went with full kit. yes it does saves a bit of case but better than getting an additional unit for $60 extra at later stage. Just my opinion.
While I'm working on my review of these mics...what do you think of the sound in this video? I'm not thrilled so far with the sound of the built-in mics on the transmitters. Sounds a bit muffled/muddy to me, and I did a little bit of EQ & compression on them in this video. Not sure if maybe it's something DJI could improve with a firmware update, but my initial impression is that the features are great, but the sound is nothing special.
It's usable, but nothing to write home about. I thought they sounded fine until I put the audio against my studio mic the other day, and man it's so obvious the difference in quality.
What about linking the 1 transmitter kit mic? Can it link to the Osmo pocket 3 with the mic that it came with? it would nice to be able to run two mics while recording with it. Just ordered my creator combo yesterday!
I heard the audio with bluetooth mode is worse than with 2.4ghz mode (when using a iPhone). Is this true also for when using bluetooth with the Osmo Pocket 3? If so, is it possible to use the receiver with the Osmo Pocket 3?
The connection between the Mic 2 and the Pocket 3 (and Action 4) is actually a different type of bluetooth which offers better quality, but when you connect the Mic 2 transmitter via bluetooth to any other device, the quality is noticeably worse. I actually give a sample of this in my full review video: ruclips.net/video/L25rFU4B83I/видео.html You can use the 2.4GHz receiver with the pocket 3 if you have a way to mount it that will work for you. To me the 2.4GHz signal is slightly better than bluetooth with the Pocket 3. I would rank it as follows in terms of sound quality: 1. 2.4GHz to receiver (good) 2. Bluetooth with Pocket 3/Action 4 (slightly less good) 3. Bluetooth with other devices (not good)
If I get the osmo pocket 3 without the creator combo and buy these mics for $350 with the receiver will they still work with the pocket 3 via Bluetooth withiut plugging the receiver into the pocket 3?
Beware recording clips longer that a continuous 20 minutes. The sync will drift - and lip sync will look awful. It is a variable drift upto about 650ms after 70 minutes.
What happens if you leave the transmitter in (Blue)tooth mode and put in it the charge case and then pull it out again after charging? Does it stay in BT mode and autoconnect to the P3 or do you have to switch back to BT first?
It will stay in bluetooth mode in the case and should connect automatically with the P3 when you take it back out. I did this at first because I didn't know that it had to be in 2.4GHz mode in order to sync with the receiver and when I took the transmitter that came with the P3 back out of the case it was still in BT mode.
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Full review of the DJI Mic 2: ruclips.net/video/L25rFU4B83I/видео.html
Do you have a video to dumb this down for people like me? I’m looking at this setup for a vacation which will involve videos and pictures. I’m thinking I’d like to use one microphone for me, and a 2nd for the train conductor or another family member. How do you get two (or three if possible) mics to work at the same time? Or is that not possible?
I’m completely confused right now with all these different cameras and setups 🤷♂️
You sir, are a true hero. This was EXACTLY my situation and your video covers every single angle of this issue so clearly. May your pillow always be cool on both sides.
Thanks! Couldn't get my 2 mics to sync but you presentation made it work prefect!
Great video…I had a bad experience with Amazon with my order for one mic…I was going to do what you said but I never received my mic so I just ended up buying the entire kit…an Amazon employee stole my mics twice. This time I paid for the whole transmitters and the mics and paid $372 and I am glad I did. Wasn’t worth the hassle. No I can start my channel
Not only did you answer my question on can I buy the mic 2 kit and the pocket3 and use them together but you just showed me how to finesse it thank you my guy 🎉
I was JUST about to buy the two mic kit haha. Thanks for saving me some money!
If he’s saved you a hefty sum, feel free to show your gratitude with a little contribution! 😁
Thanks for this. Looking forward to the wireless pro comparison
I bought an extra MIC 2 transmitter for $99 to go with my creator combo. Then I bought the charging case for $69. Question: What is the purpose of buying the receiver when you can simply use Bluetooth to connect both transmitters?
This is exactly what I was wondering. Why not just buy an extra Mic for $99 then just use the internal Bluetooth from the camera for both mics?
Maybe for another cams / devices?
I’d like to buy a receiver transmitter kit with the white transmitter….
Thank you so much! was just wondering about this now that they’re out.
Glad it was helpful!
Bro i wish i watched this FIRST!! i just received my creator combo And i bought a 2 tax + Rex + case combo for 349. Luckily I received it today and amazon should be able to let me return it, Tysm thats crazy
Looked for how to link transmitter with receiver for hour and then found your video and it was easy ah 😂 thanks man 🙏
Glad it was helpful!
I thought the same if I ever wanted to update, I have the option but at a cost.
Super helpful, thank you! Love that you got right into and and straight to the point.
No lav mic and no kit bag though. Have you saved?
Hi super video I can also use the dji mike 2 with the pocket 3 so 2 channels with the pocket 3 together
How's the audio quality when recording from Bluetooth to the Osmo Pocket 3 compared to having the DJI Mic 2 Receiver plugged in to the Osmo Pocket 3?
THANK YOU! Amazing video!
Is the charging case important ? Can I dont buy it and just have the transmitters mic
Fantastic video thanks so much
To be honest I was going in the same direction of buying a 1 unit kit + the charhing case. However the cost of full kit in Canada is $479+ Tax where as the cost of 1 Unit Kit is $299 + charging case is 105 which come to $404. Now for just $75 I was getting an extra unit which I could hook up to other cameras, smart phones and laptop. So instead I went with full kit. yes it does saves a bit of case but better than getting an additional unit for $60 extra at later stage. Just my opinion.
Nothing wrong with that!
Thanks
I thought the mic 2 connects to pocket 3 via 2.4 not bluetooth, is there any different between 2.4 and bluetooth?
I just did the exact same thing.
While I'm working on my review of these mics...what do you think of the sound in this video? I'm not thrilled so far with the sound of the built-in mics on the transmitters. Sounds a bit muffled/muddy to me, and I did a little bit of EQ & compression on them in this video. Not sure if maybe it's something DJI could improve with a firmware update, but my initial impression is that the features are great, but the sound is nothing special.
It's usable, but nothing to write home about. I thought they sounded fine until I put the audio against my studio mic the other day, and man it's so obvious the difference in quality.
Have you turned off the low-cut? Low-cut can affect the richness of the sound quality.
Is it possible to connect 2 x DJI mci 2 to osmo pocket 3 + DJI mic 2 RX (2xTX), so all together 4 mic system?
What about linking the 1 transmitter kit mic? Can it link to the Osmo pocket 3 with the mic that it came with? it would nice to be able to run two mics while recording with it. Just ordered my creator combo yesterday!
I heard the audio with bluetooth mode is worse than with 2.4ghz mode (when using a iPhone). Is this true also for when using bluetooth with the Osmo Pocket 3? If so, is it possible to use the receiver with the Osmo Pocket 3?
The connection between the Mic 2 and the Pocket 3 (and Action 4) is actually a different type of bluetooth which offers better quality, but when you connect the Mic 2 transmitter via bluetooth to any other device, the quality is noticeably worse. I actually give a sample of this in my full review video: ruclips.net/video/L25rFU4B83I/видео.html
You can use the 2.4GHz receiver with the pocket 3 if you have a way to mount it that will work for you. To me the 2.4GHz signal is slightly better than bluetooth with the Pocket 3. I would rank it as follows in terms of sound quality:
1. 2.4GHz to receiver (good)
2. Bluetooth with Pocket 3/Action 4 (slightly less good)
3. Bluetooth with other devices (not good)
@@semiprotech Thanks for the in-depth answer here. I can't wait to see your channel grow. Well said (and written).
Thank you sir! One question, can we use both mics using the bluetooth connection connected directly to DJI Pocket 3 without the DJI Mic 2 receiver?
Yes! The Pocket 3 can have up to 2 of the transmitters synced to it at one time.
If I get the osmo pocket 3 without the creator combo and buy these mics for $350 with the receiver will they still work with the pocket 3 via Bluetooth withiut plugging the receiver into the pocket 3?
Beware recording clips longer that a continuous 20 minutes. The sync will drift - and lip sync will look awful. It is a variable drift upto about 650ms after 70 minutes.
What happens if you leave the transmitter in (Blue)tooth mode and put in it the charge case and then pull it out again after charging? Does it stay in BT mode and autoconnect to the P3 or do you have to switch back to BT first?
It will stay in bluetooth mode in the case and should connect automatically with the P3 when you take it back out. I did this at first because I didn't know that it had to be in 2.4GHz mode in order to sync with the receiver and when I took the transmitter that came with the P3 back out of the case it was still in BT mode.
Hello..
Did you get usb and thunderbolt connector from the dji charging case ? 😊
Hi! The USB-C and lightning connectors came with the receiver kit - they're included with the 1 transmitter and 2 transmitter kits.
@@semiprotech thank you for the answering my question..